ShirlinAZ

I'm saving mine the way they are for a crazy quilt. I have one my grandmother made with all odd shaped pieces, and that's what I want to do.

Covered in Threads

As you can see and read, you have lots of options. For me it depends on the size of the scrap - I make them into the following things: gift bags, 2" squares, strips for log cabin blocks, cool scarves, landscape quilts, yo-yos for future flowers on quilts/wall hangings, pot holders, trivets, scrappy blocks for future quilts, strip quilts and etc... The list is endless, let your imagination run free.

penski

so far all i have done was to put them in a bag !!!

kwiltnutt

Last year I spent about a monthe ironing and cutting up my scraps into usable sizes (see quiltville's Bonnie Hunter) and now they are all organized and ready to use. Worth it with today's fabric prices!

Texaspeggy

I have even taken a couple of yards of muslin and cut them into quarters, and made a quilt that way, I keep muslin squares cut all the time, but you can use different shapes of muslin also, I have seen one cut into a diamond shape , it makes lovely quilts. and I ususally back them with flannel, so they arent' so heavy, but still warm/

unclefreckles

I checked out the quiltville.com and found so much information that I need to spend and hour or more reading.

great site.

patski

I put mine in a box and send them to someone on this board that makes scrappy quilts for charity! I don't have the clutter and someone else is making use of them. I find this a win win for both of us

Janice Thompson

Salvages can be used by sewing them on a base fabric for tote bags, pin cushions, star blocks. Use your imagination. Quilt blocks

azsupergram

I either cut them up ala Bonnie Hunter style and use them as leaders and enders OR sew them into blocks for charity quilts ala:

http://quiltingisstillmypassion.blog...-tutorial.html

Esther

Klutina Kwilter

I donate them to the local elementary school for art projects.